Ovechkin records hat-trick as Capitals blitz Utah 7-4

Alex Ovechkin recorded his 34th career hat trick as the Capitals exploded for four goals in the third period in a 7-4 win over the Mammoth.

'She wants the moment:' Gibb's 27 paces BYU women to win over Stanford, into WBIT semifinals

Gibb erupted for 27 points, seven rebounds and four assists to help BYU women's basketball pull away from second-seeded Stanford 76-61 and clinch a berth in the WBIT semifinals Thursday night at the Marriott Center.

Spring break travel could cause delays on big Utah roads despite rising gas prices

The average price of a gallon of regular gas surpassed $4 statewide this week, but Utah transportation officials say they don't expect that it will dissuade spring break travel.

Trump's signature to appear on currency, Treasury says, ending 165-year tradition

Paper currency will bear President Donald Trump's signature to mark the ​250th anniversary of independence, the Treasury Department said on Thursday, a first for a sitting president.

Ogden police chief blasts former officer in sexual misconduct case, his sentencing

Ogden Police Chief Jake Sube issued a statement blasting a former officer involved in a sexual misconduct case and the sentence he received in the matter.

Lagoon's new Nutcracker ride set to welcome thrill-seekers

Lagoon's newest attraction, the Nutcracker, is poised to offer high-speed thrills for park visitors.

Kaysville physician thanks EMTs who responded to his heart attack

A Kaysville physician who had a heart attack in his own office is thankful for the EMTs who saved him, and has a message to everyone about CPR.

Jury awards $14M to victim who ate ice cream with nails, metal fragments in it

A jury awarded a Florida woman more than $14 million after she consumed ice cream with a nail and metal fragments in it, according to her attorney.

What will it take for the Utah Mammoth to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs?

As the Utah Mammoth enter the final 10 games of the season, the Stanley Cup playoffs are well within their grasp.

Tuacahn stage transforms into rodeo arena for PRCA Xtreme Bulls

Tuacahn Amphitheater in Ivins is transforming into rodeo grounds this weekend for the PRCA Xtreme Bulls event put on by Diamond G Rodeo.

Rep. Blake Moore: US didn't fully anticipate 'major disruption' of Iran war

Utah Rep. Blake Moore said the U.S. has accomplished several objectives during its war with Iran but did not fully anticipate the disruptions to global shipping the conflict would spark.

West Jordan man honored after stopping $23,000 scam

Mauricio Campos is being recognized for quick thinking and compassion after he kept an elderly woman from losing over $23,000 to a sophisticated phone scam.

Utah governor vetoes 2 bills following legislative session

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has vetoed two bills, one providing internet access on school buses in rural areas and another addressing complaints against medical providers.

Scientists observe female sperm whales working together during a birth to protect the calf

Rare footage of a sperm whale giving birth has offered scientists a window into the behavior of these large, elusive mammals.

'You do not want to be on that list' of Salt Lake's violent offenders, DA says

A new collaborative program between Salt Lake City and the state takes aim at the city's most violent repeat offenders.

How to get started on your basement remodel

Know what you can DIY and when to hire a contractor in our guide to finishing your basement on a budget.

Trump orders government to pay airport security workers

President Donald Trump said on Thursday he will take executive action to pay airport security workers as ​a deal stalled in Congress to address staff shortages that have snarled travel nationwide.

Utah therapists react to landmark social media addiction case

A California jury has ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $6 million to a young woman who said she became addicted to their platforms.

Dash Crofts of Seals & Crofts, known for hits 'Summer Breeze' and 'Diamond Girl,' dies at 87

Singer-songwriter Darrell "Dash" Crofts, who teamed with childhood friend Jim Seals for such 1970s soft-rock hits as "Summer Breeze," "Diamond Girl" and "Get Closer," has died. He was 87.

Have You Seen This? Men's chorus sings the BYU fight song as a hymn

The BYU Men's Chorus recently released a version of the BYU fight song with harmonies that are simply beautiful.

Most of Utah in severe drought or worse; 3 more resorts to close early

Record-breaking temperatures have caused drought intensity to worsen in Utah. Three more resorts are now set to close this week, but mountain snow could return next week.

Learning anywhere, competing everywhere: Campbell's journey as an athlete and UOS student

The freedom and flexibility alone has allowed Ingrid to travel and compete at an elite level while staying fully engaged in her education.

Arson ruled out in large house fire outside Willow Creek Country Club

Firefighters responded to a large fire at a home nestled behind a green at the Willow Creek Country Club in Cottonwood Heights on Thursday.

These 7 Western states are fighting over water. What's at stake for them — and for you

As temperatures climb, here's how 7 states are negotiating over dwindling water resources

Bonneville senior sets all-around state records in 400- and 200-meter races in season openers

Bonneville High School senior Davis DeGroot set a new all-around state 400-meter track record by half a second. He ran 45.46 at the Pine View Invitational in St. George on March 21.

Attorney says client did not intentionally kill Santaquin police sergeant

More evidence was presented Thursday in a preliminary hearing for Michael Jayne, charged with killing a Santaquin police officer. His attorney said the death was not intentional.

Construction season is here: UDOT to embark on 176 projects worth $2.8B in 2026

Utah transportation officials announced Thursday that they're planning to begin 176 new construction projects worth approximately $2.8 billion in 2026.

Finding passion and purpose: The surprising advantages of volunteer work

One of the best ways to give yourself a boost is through volunteer work.

LOVB Salt Lake bought by former NFL, college football stars as league continues ownership trend

Synergy Sports Capital, the $150 million private equity fund led by former Texas A&M star Terrence Murphy Sr. and Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush, announced Thursday the purchase of the League One Volleyball franchise in Salt Lake City, known as LOVB Salt Lake.

Washington's cherry blossoms hit peak bloom, sending a fleeting burst of pink across the capital

Washington's cherry blossoms have reached peak bloom, and the city's spring rush is in full swing.

UTA set to extend S-Line deeper into Sugar House with resolution in place

A project to extend the S-Line toward the Sugar House Shopping Center is expected to begin in May, after Salt Lake City signed off on an interlocal agreement with Utah Transit Authority.

Man arrested in multiple indecent exposure incidents in Neff's Canyon

A man was arrested Wednesday after police say has been exposing himself to strangers in Neff's Canyon over a couple of years.

Trump pauses attacks on Iran's energy plants and says talks are 'going well'

President Donald Trump announced he will pause attacks on Iran's energy plants and said talks with were going "very ​well," though an Iranian official said a U.S. peace proposal was "unfair."

GOP-led push to repeal Prop 4 likely fails to qualify for the ballot

A Republican-led effort to repeal Proposition 4 will likely not be on the ballot this November, after the effort fell below the threshold for signatures in the tipping-point Senate district.

Southwest Utah continues to be a US leader in growth, but what about other regions?

New Census Bureau data shows how southwest Utah's two biggest population hubs remain key drivers in population growth across the U.S.

Man who allegedly had thoughts of killing someone charged with attempted murder

A man who police say had thoughts of killing someone and then slit a woman's throat was charged Wednesday with attempted murder.

Epstein files shed new light on what prison officials were doing the night he died

In the years since disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead from what was ruled a suicide in his prison cell, conspiracy theories have abounded about whether the convicted sex offender actually killed himself.

Judge questions block on Maduro's use of Venezuelan funds for defense

A judge questioned on Thursday the U.S. barring Venezuela from funding Nicolás Maduro's legal defense without violating his constitutional ​rights, but did not dismiss the case.

Hawaiian restaurant in Utah donates 10% of revenue to help Hawaii flood recovery

A Utah bakery with roots in Hawaii, already known for giving back to its local community, has reached back across the Pacific to support the 50th State after devastating flooding.

Utah teen to represent France at Eurovision Song Contest

Monroe Rigby, of Brigham City, will be representing France in the Eurovision Song Contest, where she will be performing her song, "Regarde." The competition will begin May 16.

Utah's best and worst puns, jokes and dad humor

Many of these jokes come from message boards, memes or reader submissions over the years. Some are clever. Some are groan-worthy. A few fall squarely into "so bad they're good" territory.

Ogden man sentenced to 4 years of probation for unlawful sexual conduct with a girl

An Ogden man received a suspended prison sentence and four years of probation for unlawful sexual conduct with a girl and obstruction of justice.

What Utah's governor saw behind the scenes at Italy's Olympics

It's going to take a lot of work for Utah to host the 2034 Winter Games. That's what Gov. Spencer Cox's main takeaway was as he observed the 2026 Winter Olympics last month.

Cedar City boy in coma after being struck by SUV; family preparing to say goodbye

The family of a Cedar City boy critically injured after being hit by SUV on Monday are hopeful for his recovery, despite grim circumstances.